Euphyllia glabrescens, commonly known as the Orange-Yellow Torch Coral, is a spectacular large polyp stony (LPS) coral prized for its long, flowing tentacles and vibrant coloration. This extra large specimen showcases brilliant orange-yellow hues that add dynamic movement and colour to any mature reef aquarium.
Lighting: Moderate to high lighting is recommended to maintain optimal health and vibrant colouration. LED or T5 lighting systems that provide a balanced spectrum are ideal.
Water Flow: Moderate, indirect water flow is best to gently sway the tentacles without causing damage. Avoid strong direct currents that can stress the coral.
Placement: Position this coral in the middle to lower regions of the tank where it can extend its tentacles freely without touching neighbouring corals. Adequate spacing is essential to prevent aggressive interactions.
Care Level: Intermediate to advanced. Euphyllia glabrescens requires stable water parameters and regular monitoring to thrive.
Diet: Primarily photosynthetic via symbiotic zooxanthellae, but benefits from occasional target feeding of meaty foods such as brine shrimp or specialised coral foods.
Reef Compatibility: Yes, with adequate spacing. This coral can exhibit sweeper tentacles that may sting nearby corals, so maintain sufficient distance.
Additional Notes: Ensure calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium levels are maintained within reef-safe parameters to support skeletal growth. Regular water changes and stable salinity are important.



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